Repetition and volume try to take the place of verification.
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The new sector will take the place of telecommunications services.
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Some believe that anger can take the place of love.
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Boardwalks take the place of sidewalks on the village streets.
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But no one can take the place of a mother.
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Decorative screens can also take the place of wall-mounted paintings.
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Do stereotypes take the place of lived women's thoughts, ideas and experiences?
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Two of the new female senators will take the place of men.
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Steel said it's conceivable platinum could take the place of some palladium.
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Four USB ports seamlessly take the place of the N64 controller ports.
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Forget Pluto, these slippers will take the place of the ninth planet.
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It can take the place of your traditional oven for quick meals.
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Well these tools really can take the place of lots of stuff.
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Even the best, most responsible blogger cannot take the place of a professional.
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Clearly, this is not meant to take the place of a surgical enlargement.
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And it matters what powers might take the place of a hegemonic America.
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However, Microsoft now has other services that can take the place of Docs.
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This would allow informed urgency to take the place of panic or complacency.
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But increasingly, they're being asked to take the place of social services agencies.
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It's going to take the place of NAFTA, which was a terrible deal.
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Wiley shows us that a Black man can indeed take the place of Napoleon.
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One study even shows dogs and cats often take the place of departed children.
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But wine—pink as it may be—cannot take the place of political liberation.
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It's the pithy, brilliant observation that can take the place of a thousand rambles.
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The Party has allowed personality and demography to take the place of political organizing.
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They mostly just needed something plausible to take the place of their game's economy.
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" (Page 31)On computers: "You know why computers will never take the place of people?
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Mou is expected to take the place of Ramz1kBO$$ as the team's primary AWP player.
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All that Bannon really needs is a puppet politician to take the place of Trump.
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Tap on any of them and they will take the place of the Empty Dish.
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Don't let the team's achievements overshadow or take the place of highlighting your own accomplishments.
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" So it's probably inevitable that "nauseous" will one day completely take the place of "nauseated.
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This little toaster oven can take the place of your regular oven for smaller tasks.
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These are sizable companies, but there's nothing that can take the place of Apple right now.
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An empty desk and chair welcomes visitors to sit and take the place of the artist.
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It is not clear which policy, if any, will take the place of the current approach.
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"Data analytics should not take the place of thoughtful policy making in the workplace," Duarte said.
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In our system of justice, politics should never take the place of the rule of law.
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Knives, lighters, and scissors (oh, so many scissors) take the place of ornaments, lights, and ribbons.
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If the street isn't to take the place of the ballot box, credible elections are essential.
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"A special prosecutor cannot take the place of a truly independent outside commission," Pelosi told reporters.
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To stand at the lectern in a hemicycle is to take the place of a dissected cadaver.
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They won't take the place of Sudafed, but they'll lift your spirits — and who can refuse that?
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LBT's exhibit will take the place of Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's exhibit, which opened last month.
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He likely will take the place of fellow forward Jiri Hudler, who experienced difficulty skating on Friday.
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They gave me narcotics to take the place of the alcohol that my body was dependent on.
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"I think [the Douglass Plan] does not take the place of the conversation around reparations," he said.
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With nothing to take the place of the decrepit regimes, Syria, Libya and Yemen collapsed into chaos.
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Below deck, computers and neatly layered cables take the place of mess areas, heads and a galley.
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It's got a whole new generation of awards contenders to take the place of Game of Thrones.
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He will take the place of James Baker, who was reassigned within the FBI late last year.
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Mitt Romney won the primary runoff in the race to take the place of retiring Utah Republican Sen.
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Ms Notley dismisses as fantasy the idea that other industries could one day take the place of oil.
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So some parents are now turning to medical exemptions to take the place of their personal belief coverage.
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Expensive cars and shoes are nice, but that doesn't take the place of someone putting your needs first.
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That said, it doesn't take the place of a purple shampoo if you're an unnatural blond like me.
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Don't try to build a contraption that can take the place of a human on the factory floor.
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The simple raise of an eyebrow or the wrinkle of a nose could take the place of words.
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When it comes to the big stuff, don't let an emoji take the place of your actual face.
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We should at least know who is going to take the place of the 11 duly elected senators.
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It's easier to import foreign labor to take the place of native-born Americans who are slipping behind.
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"That'll never take the place of the ones that are not here but they definitely do help," he says.
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Guitars take the place of a church organ; hymn books have been swapped for plasma screens displaying song lyrics.
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Instead, Petcube cameras can now take the place of a small smart speaker, like the Echo Dot, for example.
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Like the equally unproven concept of the Singularity, it may one day take the place of religion among techies.
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No amount of money or sex could take the place of friendship, loyalty and a girlie heart-to-heart.
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So a new market of beverages vying to take the place of alcohol among the health conscious is emerging.
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Spotify wants to take the place of the thousands of radio stations that record labels typically kiss up to.
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However, in states where Medicaid hasn't been expanded, the new public option will take the place of an expansion.
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But mostly she's disliked because Dr. Bailey hired her to take the place of Dr. Webber teaching the residents.
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Kavanaugh, if confirmed, would take the place of Justice Anthony Kennedy, one of the court's most prominent swing votes.
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In theory, it could take the place of, or at least stand in, for many of my kitchen appliances.
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Comments on Twitter, for example, frequently reference the idea that the state cannot take the place of a father.
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Though slightly nauseating, it could actually make a decent stress toy and take the place of an annoying fidget spinner.
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If you're looking for a nail polish that will take the place of your perfume, you're in the wrong place.
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Al-Jaber will take the place of Akbar al-Baker, most widely known as the outspoken CEO of Qatar Airways.
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He cannot take the place of a truly independent, outside commission that is completely free from the Trump Administration's meddling.
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RHP Brandon Workman was recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket to take the place of injured RHP Joe Kelly on Saturday.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said Monday that IBM's artificial intelligence unit Watson should one day take the place of humans.
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It is also important to remember that exercise may not necessarily take the place of other treatments for menopausal symptoms.
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The Nationals called up Matt den Dekker from Triple-A Syracuse to take the place of Revere on the roster.
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And no new YA dystopias have emerged to take the place of old stalwarts like Divergent and The Hunger Games.
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They come in bundles that take the place of one of your rental spots in an Unlimited or Update membership.
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He cannot take the place of a truly independent, outside commission that is completely free from the Trump administration's meddling.
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Local furriers should "diversify" and embrace innovations in the fashion and garment industry that can take the place of fur.
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"Moisturizer with SPF does not take the place of sunscreen or other good sun protection practices," Leffell said by email.
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On Wednesday, the Justice Department announced an updated drone policy, intended to take the place of a 2015 policy guidance.
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Today the app is launching Tinder Reactions, which are little animations that take the place of certain basic text replies.
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But be forewarned: Though it looks like a beige hue in the tube, this won't take the place of your foundation.
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His successor will take the place of a rigid conservative on issues such as abortion rights, affirmative action and gay marriage.
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It will take the place of either GOES-East or GOES-West, the two weather satellites currently monitoring the United States.
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A Cadillac can't take the place of your smartphone — and as GM computer engineers tell it, they don't want it to.
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These efforts at transparency show that self-regulation can't take the place of government intervention when it comes to protecting democracy.
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You still have people who will take the place of anybody we remove, and they continue to work to attack America.
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He will take the place of RHP Danny Salazar, who is skipping a turn in the rotation due to shoulder fatigue.
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LHP Alex Wood will take the place of LHP Rich Hill in the rotation for a start Friday against the Diamondbacks.
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Mitchell would just take the place of each Republican, trading off with Democrats and picking up when their time was up.
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The auto maker would instead turn to crossovers and SUVs to take the place of the Fusion, Taurus, Fiesta and Focus.
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Weiss noted that this doesn't take the place of traditional CDNs like Akamai — instead, Peer5 adds another distribution layer on top.
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RHP Sam Tuivailala was recalled from Triple-A Memphis to take the place of LHP Kevin Siegrist (mononucleosis) on the roster.
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Enrolling poor students is costly, especially because each scholarship student will take the place of someone who could pay in full.
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And styluses like the Apple Pencil, which was released in November, are beginning to take the place of pencils and erasers.
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But he told CNN Business that these laudable efforts shouldn't take the place of money from local, state and federal governments.
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MRI imaging and other technologies have also made way for prototypes and even virtual reality to take the place of cadavers.
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The bank does this through trust accounts, in its own name, that take the place of owners on plane registration records.
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Smart phones should not take the place of real interactions, which have become ever more valuable in a tech addicted world.
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Machines are starting to take the place of the people who flip burgers, drive across town and, lately, manage stock portfolios.
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Some things just can't take the place of flossing, according to the A.D.A. Charcoal, for example, wears away at tooth enamel.
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That bill could take the place of a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers study suspended by the Trump administration last month.
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Lively was called up to take the place of Pat Neshek, who was placed on the paternity list earlier in the week.
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I was at a meeting the other day talking about how private transportation companies do not take the place of public transportation.
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Prime Video and Music, for example, are clearly meant to take the place of Netflix or HBO and Spotify or Apple Music.
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But the rise of automation has begun to short-circuit that path, as robots can take the place of low-cost labor.
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You may find new meaning in old stories, or you may seek new communities to take the place of the old ones.
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The B330 could also potentially take the place of the International Space Station, which is currently slated to end operations by 2024.
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Last month, the US and Mexico struck a bilateral trade deal, which President Donald Trump declared could take the place of NAFTA.
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"Especially within the finance industry, I think this will take the place of a college education — at least for me," he said.
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Mascarpone, a cheese commonly used in Italian desserts replaces the mozzarella, and sprigs of mint take the place of the spinach leaves.
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If the vetting can be completed, they are most likely to take the place of current directors Peter Chernin and Peter Currie.
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There are dozens of video conference platforms that can now take the place of in-person meetings or cross-country work trips.
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Flowers may have colors, fragrance and brazen sensuality on their side; other ingredients may take the place of honor on the table.
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The X's take the place of the name of each indicated ship, which also happen to be part of each theme phrase.
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He&aposs achieved viral notability and is betting TikTok and Twitter will take the place of traditional advertising to achieve his goals.
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In many cases, the shortage is compounded because military personnel must take the place of those furloughed to just keep things running.
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It will take the place of a more formal, fashion-centric memorial and will be free to the public until June 10.
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New materials should be developed to take the place of plastics, and plastic items need to be better designed to encourage reuse.
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But until that time, everyone is at risk for finding something else to take the place of the drug we just put down.
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Vudu won't take the place of a service like Netflix, but it may appeal to viewers looking for an a-la-carte alternative.
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The White House released a report today warning of a future where artificial intelligence and robotics will take the place of human labor.
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I meant that it cannot take the place of activism, so I don't mean it as a sense of -- it's just jokes folks.
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It has also been hampered by the lack of an alternate candidate that would take the place of Trump as the GOP's nominee.
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New Girl finds someone to take the place of Jess almost immediately (Megan Fox's Regan), though there is no mistaking she is missed.
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"They need either an internally developed pipeline that will take the place of those things or they need to buy assets," she said.
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The company doesn't typically participate in the Thanksgiving shopping weekend, and if it does, gift cards take the place of actual sale prices.
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RHP Alec Asher is likely to take the place of RHP Vince Velasquez in the Phillies' rotation for the rest of the year.
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Your two hands, pushing strongly on the chest bone in a regular beat, can take the place of a heart that has stopped.
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Thinly sliced steamed rice cakes made from glutinous rice flour take the place of grain rice or noodles in this Chinese stir-fry.
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It can take the place of a pruning saw or bush trimmer, tackling tough jobs without creating wasteful fumes or consuming fossil fuels.
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These new icons will take the place of the image dimensions display that currently shows up when you mouse over a search result.
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Pokémon take the place of animals in their world, but their designs are inspired by everything from plants and food to household appliances.
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S. Free Trade Agreement established a binational panel of experts that can take the place of domestic court review of these agency decisions.
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"China can take the place of the United States if the United States withdraws," from a leading role on climate change, she said.
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But Sengupta said these initiatives are sporadic and slow moving, and can't take the place of better access to both public and private care.
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Do they take the place of somebody who worked for a year for the opportunity and cried when they found that they got it?
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Such a program, sometimes called "Medicare for all," would have the government take the place of insurers in providing health coverage to all Americans.
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Columbus' Jared Boll is expected to take the place of fellow RW David Clarkson (upper body) in the lineup, Tortorella told the team website.
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The Jaguar team will take the place of the Trulli Formula E team, which ceased operation after the third race of the second season.
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Mr. Jordan will not supplant Mr. Nunes as the top Republican, but he will take the place of Representative Rick Crawford, Republican of Arkansas.
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Trump defense lawyer and former Whitewater independent counsel Ken Starr argues that impeachment should not take the place of voting at the ballot box
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The drones, which are equipped with RFID readers, can take the place of inventory-taking humans, and complete the job with less hassle and time.
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With the help of a mechanical engineer, she devised a rudimentary fit system, the cabling that would take the place of shoelaces in the sneaker.
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I'd phase into the OpenMind timeline and take the place of the company's founder, while he would phase into the Verge timeline and take mine.
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Just because crisp gusts are starting to take the place of beach breezes doesn't mean you have to pack away your flowy dresses and skirts.
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The raps take the place of a diary as Issa adopts different voices and dispositions to perform the life she is too afraid to pursue.
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Nintendo could be positioning the Lite to take the place of the aging Nintendo 3DS, which is slowly fading into the sunset of gaming history.
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Cooler, heavier air moves down to take the place of the rising hot air, which helps to keep the flame going by replenishing the fuel.
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It would temporarily take the place of the Bose sound bar that currently serves as the speakers for my 47-inch Sony Bravia LED HDTV.
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A £65 million ($79 million) scheme with development giant Grainger plc would see 196 apartments and several chain stores take the place of the market.
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For the last six months the dressmaking world has been asking what will take the place of the fur-trimmed jersey suits, originated by Mlle.
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He revived Clinton-style militarism in the Middle East, where periodic airstrikes and special ops missions take the place of Bush-style invasion and occupation.
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The quarter-pound patty is firm and has sufficient flavor to take the place of an unseasoned piece of beef, cooked to about well-done.
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In 2012, former Harvard President Lawrence Summers predicted that translation programs could take the place of traditional language study, at a fraction of the cost.
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When it comes to knowing what is going on with a teenager, having their location cannot take the place of having a sturdy, working relationship.
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They take the place of a traditional Wi-Fi router, a Wi-Fi extender, and internet booster, giving you reliable coverage in a compact package.
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One of the snacks was a kind of sandwich filled with something like hash browns; crisp fried triangles of cheese take the place of bread.
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The company is also using its image sensors to power the side-view cameras that take the place of traditional mirrors in the Vision-S.
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The company is anticipating, and in some ways helping to push, the idea that messaging will take the place of apps as their primary computing interface.
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The Phantom 24 Advanced will take the place of the regular old Phantom 23, which will be discontinued on April 24th when the new version launches.
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Filters can take the place of hundreds of plastic water bottles, which helps you be more eco-friendly and reduce the amount of plastic in landfills.
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Many of the previous tests of affirmative action have relied on the idea that underqualified students of color take the place of high-achieving white kids.
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Giolito will take the place of fellow youngster Reynaldo Lopez, looking to build on a brief stint in the majors prior to the All-Star break.
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Since 2016, shelter dogs from Sao Paulo have been specifically trained to take the place of the usual ball girls and boys at the Brazil Open.
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However, Titan has liquid methane lakes, and astronomers have wondered if these liquids could take the place of water to build other forms of organic life.
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The National Constituent Assembly is expected eventually to take the place of the opposition-led National Assembly in a move that critics fear will erode democracy.
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"There has been lot of speculation ... about how soon it will be before robotic soldiers take the place of the fight in the kinetic world," Rep.
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Planemakers will not care, so long as the winners in this battle for the skies simply take the place of the losers in their order books.
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Fitbit's statement ends with a vital addendum: Its trackers are intended for fitness and shouldn't be expected to the take the place of a medical device.
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He will take the place of Brian Johnson, who stopped touring after being advised by doctors that he could lose his hearing completely if he continued.
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The Phillies are expected to start Adam Morgan, who was scratched from his start at Triple-A earlier this week to take the place of Morton.
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Be smart: The demographics are a hard inducement for aging advanced economies to embrace advances in robotics that can take the place of humans across industries.
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If $500 could take the place of me digging ditches for two and a half hours, imagine what $1,000, $10,000, or even ... $1 million could do.
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He's a melancholy utopian, positing a world where most people are too cool to be cruel, and where aesthetic sensibilities take the place of political ideologies.
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"It does not take the place of instruction in a classroom so there will be a gap that we will need to fill eventually," she said.
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Artists, instead, can reach fans creatively using Canvas — the recently launched looping videos product that can take the place of album art when a song plays.
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Filters can take the place of hundreds of plastic water bottles, which helps you be more eco-friendly and reduce the amount of plastic in landfills.
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"There has been lot of speculation … about how soon it will be before robotic soldiers take the place of the fight in the kinetic world," Rep.
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If the future holds a simple blood test that could take the place of more invasive biopsies for some patients, that would be beneficial, Sutliff said.
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Rather, they manifest a kind of fluidity within stasis, in which factors such as surface irregularities and hand pressure take the place of a deliberative compositional strategy.
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As noted by TechCrunch, which first spotted the app on the US store, it's possible that Apple Support will take the place of the company's Tips app.
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"Press on -- nothing in this world can take the place of persistence," said President Calvin Coolidge, quoted in the race handbook of the Angeles Crest 100 (AC100).
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This week Thugger released yet another mixtape, the third in his Slime Season trilogy, and it's structured enough to take the place of a more official release.
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And as Outside lifestyle columnist Wes Siler wrote, the B-3 won't take the place of his regular optics for glassing big landscapes when magnification is crucial.
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Kolbe offered to take the place of a fellow prisoner who had been condemned to death by starvation as part of collective punishment for a prison escape.
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"He also called for a new cadre of manufacturers to take the place of the current one," Bajuda said during a visit to the factory on Saturday.
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The value of Zimbabwe's newly introduced currency, which is meant to take the place of the American dollars that have been used for a decade, has slumped.
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We now live in a world where rice can take the place of fried dough, mayo can be used as frosting and sesame seeds can imitate sprinkles.
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A Trump nominee will now take the place of the late Justice Antonin Scalia, leaving Chief Justice Roberts more or less in charge of the Roberts court.
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Presidential assurances don't take the place of protective law, and our communities — teachers, students, families — will draw no assurance from anything other than law and immediate certainty.
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OF Eric Campbell was recalled from Triple-A Las Vegas to take the place of RHP Jacob deGrom, who was placed on the family/medical emergency list.
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Crisp bean sprouts and thin slivers of crunchy bamboo shoot take the place of noodles, and there's a mix of fresh and dried mushrooms among the chicken.
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In the future, the car will take the place of the human to connect with SpotHero, which connects with the garage to reserve and pay for the space.
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"You can work out every day, but it's important to be reminded that exercise doesn't take the place of a bad diet," Reebok trainer Pete O'Donnel tells PEOPLE.
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"If they use the apps as a tool to supplement positive parenting practices, not to take the place of them, then these apps could be beneficial," she said.
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Moments of drama, like Diego's heated arguments with his brothers, Bruno and Rodrigo, arise naturally, and occasional fragments of seemingly diegetic music take the place of a score.
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Two rotating rubber brushes on its underside take the place of a duck's feet, which oxygenate the water by stirring it up and preventing weeds from taking root.
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If Uber and Lyft leave due to mandatory fingerprinting, Chicagoans won't need to worry because smaller firms will take the place of the billion-dollar companies, said Beale.
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Microsoft will replace Beam for Android and iOS with the Mixer app, and Mixer will take the place of Beam on the Xbox One and in Windows 10.
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Faced with a series of historic floods and hurricanes, FEMA has warned ever more loudly that its disaster programs aren't designed to take the place of insurance coverage.
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Fed officials have long hoped that other government policies would take the place of monetary engineering, which some believe may have lost its effectiveness in lifting economic growth.
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The people on the other end were asking for all sorts of things: food, generators, solar lights, tarpaulins to take the place of roofs shredded by the hurricane.
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Included in the collection is this magical light-up Hogwarts castle tree topper that can take the place of your star and plays the iconic "Hedwig's Theme" music.
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But for city dwellers trying to make the most of small-scale rooms, love seats are appealing year-round, and may even take the place of larger sofas.
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Such a move will, however, threaten thousands of good U.S. jobs by paving the way for foreign built, foreign crewed vessels to take the place of American vessels.
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That sucked, but the good news is that a Roscosmos-built lander, called the ExoMars 2020 surface platform, will take the place of the doomed rover in March 2021.
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He is putting that single system between the bank and the accounting system, including a virtual Airbase Visa card that can take the place of physical cards if desired.
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Health records generated in conventional clinical settings are immensely valuable—no amount of smartwatch accelerometer data is going to take the place of an MRI or an X-ray.
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It's meant to take the place of the Falcon and Falcon Heavy rockets as a primary launch vehicle, which means lots of re-entry (which means lots of heat).
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The goal of plants, which take the place of Smite rewards gained from different jungle camps, is to make the map more interactive and shake up early game interactions.
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He'll take the place of LHP Tommy Milone, who moved into the rotation when Opening Day starter Junior Guerra suffered a calf injury after just three innings of work.
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Stripling (3-3) pitched five innings after he was called up from the minors to take the place of pitcher Bud Norris, who was put on the disabled list.
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Ironically, Hernandez was recalled from Triple-A Fresno before Tuesday's game to take the place of OF Jake Marisnick, who was placed on the seven-day concussion disabled list.
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This pie has what is otherwise just a basic vanilla custard, and a few tablespoons of vinegar take the place of lemon juice to make it nice and tart.
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Just be sure that you place consistent limits on screen time, and don't allow it to take the place of physical activity, sleep, or spending time with the family.
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I know / what it's like to pretend > to shave your goat / to cross your legs / on demand / to want / an impersonal visage / to take the place of the past.
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Obviously a cute notebook won't take the place of an actual mental health professional, but I think this box would be better for beginners if it had more clear guidelines.
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Smith's palette often includes black and red, set against white or brightly colored backgrounds, although sometimes rich blue-grays or dark greens take the place of her form-defining black.
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The goal was Motte&aposs first with the Blue Jackets and came just hours after he was called up from the minors to take the place of injured Cam Atkinson.
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At the bottom of the yet-to-be-announced lineup are the Roku Express and Roku Express Plus — two models meant to take the place of the existing Roku 1.
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" He explains, "This medication will likely not take the place of traditional sunscreen and sun protective behavior, but it may be helpful in some of our most at-risk patients.
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While local militias like Dostum's often take the place of badly stretched government forces in fighting the insurgents, the power that gives their commanders can create its own security threat.
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The Black & Decker SMARTECH PET Cordless 10.8V Hand Vacuum won't take the place of a full-sized vacuum, but it's great for quick tidy-ups and removing hair and lint.
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I had the cassette single for "I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man" — B-side was "Hot Thing" — before its album, Sign O' The Times, ever came out.
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But if you want something that can take the place of your regular moisturizer, Ms. Misra suggests CeraVe AM Facial Moisturizing Lotion with Sunscreen, which blends in easily and thoroughly.
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Ready Player One-style virtual worlds may never take the place of multiplexes, but immersive entertainment can change the landscape—if its creators can get people to pony up for it.
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She was kidnapped by Mr. June and the unknown white woman accomplice (who is probably Isabelle) to come live at the Hoyt mansion and take the place of Isabelle's dead daughter.
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Even actresses could be cast aside; they don't have real power in Hollywood, and there are a million more to take the place of one who's rejected because she's snooping around.
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The updates, listed in a blog post from game directors Luke Smith and Chris Barrett, take the place of a previously planned live stream for the Curse of the Osiris expansion.
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It obviously isn't a cure, and shouldn't take the place of medication and professional help, but like Admiral McRaven says, a seemingly inconsequential act can drastically improve your quality of life.
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New antibiotics are needed to take the place of those that have been made redundant, but experts warn that this can take decades, so amending current practices is an immediate priority.
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OF Darrell Ceciliani was recalled from Triple-A Buffalo Monday to take the place of CF Kevin Pillar (sprained left thumb) who was put on the 15-day disabled on Monday.
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Though Justice was poised to take the place of Limited Too, even taking over select stores after the brand was shuttered, it seems to be struggling to win over young shoppers.
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Oracle is considering naming a president who could be groomed to take the place of Mark Hurd, the tech giant's co-CEO who died last month, according to a Bloomberg report.
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New restaurants will emerge to take the place of those that failed, buying the fixed assets at a discount, occupying the same storefronts at lower rents and serving the same clientele.
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"Marty is collecting information to help us do a more efficient job and create a better shopping experience for our customers," but can't take the place of human workers, he says.
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Ms. Whitman's statement follows weeks of speculation about who would take the place of Travis Kalanick, Uber's co-founder, who stepped down as chief executive last month after a shareholder revolt.
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In terms of trends for 2020, expect everything to soften: flushed, balmy lips will take the place of the matte and over-lined; brows will be fluffy and eyelids twinkling lightly.
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No word yet whether this session will take the place of the one he scheduled for last month, then canceled, to specifically reveal his plans for the future of his corporation.
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Gentle grooves and softly arpeggiated guitars take the place of sprawling, climactic jams, yet their songwriting is taut enough that the audience is never in danger of being lulled to sleep.
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Retailers don't have the realistic option of sourcing from here in the U.S. The facilities and skilled labor just don't exist in the U.S. to take the place of what's manufactured abroad.
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The North Korean leader may have concluded there is nothing we can offer him that would take the place of his nuclear bombs that keep him in power and keep him alive.
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"We&aposre going to pick ourselves one great United States Supreme Court justice to take the place of a great man, Justice Kennedy, really a great person, great man," Trump said Thursday.
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For the last few years, in our online presentation of the list, we've featured what we call cinemagraphs — basically short videos that take the place of still images in the desktop version.
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Ruggiano, who was released by the Texas Rangers on Thursday, is expected to take the place of the injured OF Juan Lagares as the Mets' starting center fielder against left-handed pitchers.
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In the A.L.L. procedure, devices that act like anchors are placed in a patient's thigh and shinbone and a tendon is attached between them to take the place of the damaged ligament.
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A 5-Star official, who asked not to be named, told Reuters this should also involve new managers to take the place of current chief executive Fabio Gallia and Chairman Claudio Costamagna.
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Under a single-payer system, a public or quasi-public agency would take the place of today's for-profit health insurance companies and ideally provide every American citizen with basic healthcare coverage.
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Bots that could take the place of those widely despised automated customer-service systems we all have had to interact with on the telephone, for example, might be a godsend in comparison.
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I saw the basketball team come in and, you know, I figured it was just the boys, the usual boys who I use to take the place of him in his absence.
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The company has announced that the subscription music service will be preinstalled on all devices that run Android 10 out of the box — and it'll take the place of Google Play Music.
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At one end of the spectrum, Lockheed Martin and its apologists are saying the F-35 is stealthy, it does everything, and can take the place of a lot of other airplanes.
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The researchers hypothesize that all of the new nutrients like phosphates from the melted glaciers would have allowed complex algae to take the place of simpler bacteria, the dominant organism at the time.
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Goo Goo Dolls, 'Never Take the Place of Your Man' This is pre-fame Goo Goo Dolls, when they were deeply indebted to Midwestern rockers the Replacements, who, like Prince, hailed from Minneapolis.
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" The Impressionists, however, discovered "that the whole view is potentially a picture," and so for them "all-over light comes to take the place of the figure-field discriminations that one had relinquished.
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In my view, today's online forums take the place of universities in shaping the "modern" way to engage with other humans, if for no other reason than the sheer number of people participating.
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With the new partnership, both the video and audio quality will be updated to the highest standards, then the new videos will slide in to take the place of the existing SD versions.
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"We'd like to know the details of where that is coming from," Chettiar said of the redirected funding, adding that it also should not "take the place of Congress fully funding" the law.
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"Though all of our markets operate electronically using cutting edge, ultrafast technology, we believe nothing can take the place of human judgment and accountability," the NYSE website says about NYSE MKT's market model.
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Wireless is designed to take the place of the headphone jack In addition, Apple has developed a new set of wireless headphones called AirPods, which are designed to work with the iPhone 7693.
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That said, regular brushing at home with a pet toothbrush and toothpaste can help minimize your animal's risk of dental disease and bad breath, but it shouldn't take the place of veterinary cleanings.
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Campos Neto will take the place of central bank chief Ilan Goldfajn, who had also been sounded out about his interest in staying in the post, according to people familiar with the matter.
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That is, it doesn't take the place of Twitter or other apps like Twitterific or Tweetbot, as you can't use it to post tweets, access direct messages, update your profile, or follow users.
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A green-energy fund or E.T.F. can supplement a diversified portfolio, with, say, a 5 percent or 10 percent allocation, but it does not take the place of a core holding, he said.
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A wooden spoon or rolling pin can take the place of a muddler, just as a pint glass can serve as a stirring glass, or a veggie peeler can act as a zester.
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A patient registry can't take the place of controlled studies that compare hydroxychloroquine with other Covid-19 treatments, but it could provide an indication of whether anti-inflammatory medicines have a protective effect.
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We all know how amazing Instant Pots are — they take the place of multiple appliances and can cook a full blown meal in the fraction of the time compared to other cooking methods.
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An American supporter, William Devlin, co-pastor of the Infinity Bible Church in the South Bronx, said he had traveled to Turkey to offer to take the place of Mr. Brunson in prison.
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It won&apost exactly take the place of a sturdier, everyday bike lock but the Z-Lok offers enough security that it&aposs able to handle quick lock-ups (and peace of mind).
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Some doubted Mr. Bush's claim that race had not figured in his decision to name a second black justice to take the place of the first one, Thurgood Marshall, a civil rights hero.
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Her office seemed as though it had been lifted directly from a how-to feng shui guide, and I felt a sense of calm beginning to take the place of my caution and nervousness.
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On it, Katz tells a story about sitting next to the girl of his dreams at a basement show and wonders if she could take the place of the current object of his heartbreak.
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It's possible this project will take the place of the showrunners' Confederate show, which is not being "actively worked on" following intense backlash due to its ill-advised approach to the topic of slavery.
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After Linkin Park's Chester Bennington left the band back in November, the band has been searching for someone new to adequately take the place of both Bennington and original singer, the late Scott Weiland.
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Even if the wonky, data-hungry Mrs Clinton is familiar with the polling figures that could conceivably support her position, sometimes it's wiser to let a picture take the place of a thousand statistics.
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The idea of Moe is to take the place of an assistant who would organize various documents and content across an influencers' email addresses, social media platforms, Google Docs, and whatever else is used.
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CBS News' John Dickerson kicked off the Republican debate with questions directed at each candidate on whether President Barack Obama should nominate a new justice to take the place of Scalia, who died Saturday.
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Instead of partnering triple world champion Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes, Wehrlein will now race for a Ferrari-powered team and take the place of Brazilian Felipe Nasr as team mate to Sweden's Marcus Ericsson.
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In the pilot for the prospective series, Mantock, Diaz, and Jeffery take the place of the original stars Alyssa Milano, Holly Marie Combs, and Shannen Doherty, who was replaced by Rose McGowan in season 4.
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Alexa can partially take the place of the in-room telephone, too, as a promo video Amazon shared showed how a guest called her kids at home from her hotel room using just the Echo.
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That has a shortcoming in that only retirees with earnings get the benefit, but it's simple enough to expand to encompass everyone, and it would do much more to take the place of private pensions.
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"We are going to be submitting in a couple of weeks a great healthcare plan that's going to take the place of the disaster known as ObamaCare," he said at a rally in Melbourne, Fla.
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Additionally, energy bars shouldn't take the place of whole foods, especially fruits, vegetables, whole grains and nuts, which provide a package of beneficial nutrients that are important not only for energy but for overall health.
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Haspel was tapped by President Donald Trump to take the place of now-Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who had been heading the CIA prior to the departure of former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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While these wearables are certainly not meant to take the place of medical equipment, it's another data source that could alert you or your doctors to an irregularity that you may not have otherwise noticed.
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On Thursday, the French fashion house introduced a £120 box (about $146 at current exchange) ofsix hand-blown glass strawsdesigned to take the place of the plastic versions found in many restaurants and coffee shops.
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And in case you haven't joined the movement yet, we've rounded up 14 bombers, from fast-fashion to luxury, that might just take the place of your trusted leather jacket when the weather lightens up.
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That's given rise to the Machinists, who work to topple the government, all while bringing power to the people with the help of machines that take the place of Slackcraft and those who control it.
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When the McDonald brothers were developing the way to get you your sandwich in 30 seconds and not 30 minutes, they didn't foresee that it would take the place of the family dinner every day.
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We think that continued high levels of growth will be dependent upon continued improvements in the business environment, which would help to increase private sector investment to take the place of falling government spending levels.
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She recently was a presenter at the Gotham Awards with Lois Smith, 87, a best supporting actress candidate for her performance in "Marjorie Prime," where holograms, or "primes," take the place of deceased loved ones.
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That's maybe their reasoning for this respectably energetic cover of "Never Take the Place of Your Man," on their third album, Hold Me Up. It features local Buffalo, New York, legend Lance Diamond on lead vocals.
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In the early 773s, music enthusiasts created floppy drive emulators that allowed an SD card to take the place of the multiple floppy discs that were previously required to save an array of sounds and sequences.
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The government said in a statement that Javier Iguacel, previously administrator general of the agency that oversees Argentina´s road network, would take the place of Juan José Aranguren as head of Argentina´s Energy Ministry.
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When the Space Shuttle program was canceled in 2011, the agency called upon the private sector to develop spacecraft that could take the place of the spaceplane and send astronauts to and from the space station.
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But the purpose of the coalition was never to take the place of the federal government, says Lou Leonard, senior vice president for climate and energy at the World Wildlife Fund, which helped organize the coalition.
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Meeropol argued it's up to the courts to ensure that race and religion do not take the place of legitimate grounds for suspicion and deter future federal officials from creating government policy that do the same.
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" We are going to be submitting in a couple of weeks a great healthcare plan that's going to take the place of the disaster known as ObamaCare," he said at a campaign rally in Melbourne, Fla.
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Sanitation has come to take the place of eros and intimacy, and day after day he plunges his stick into the excrement of others, dreaming all the while of a gleaming world saved by indoor plumbing.
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Of course, a pint of beer shouldn't take the place of your daily multivitamin, but the occasional drink can be part of an overall balanced diet and lifestyle without impacting your health in a negative way.
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The Brewers will turn to Taylor Jungmann to take the place of fellow right-hander Matt Garza, who was originally slated to start on Wednesday before being put the disabled list with a right lat strain.
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They have also come under fire for appearing to propose that the charity of benevolent scions take the place of government in providing key services, and for bemoaning the alleged perils of too much progressive taxation.
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" And no matter who comes in to take the place of the former presidents, the burden of improving the content sits squarely on Vince, who has held tight control over the creative at WWE for decades."
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At the same time, the U.S. trade chief warned that the broader U.S. trade agenda would be dead if Congress fails to pass the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, which will take the place of NAFTA.
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Baidu acknowledged the limitations of its translation tool however, and said that it would likely not be ready to replace human interpreters or take the place of a real-life translation at a major political event soon.
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He hasn't been assigned specific tasks and -- if the legal hurdles to his employment are cleared -- could take the place of Giuliani on television and play an "offensive role," according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Canon is reportedly working on a full-frame mirrorless camera that might even take the place of the 6D Mark II. Fujifilm is said to be nearing the release of new X100 and X-T line cameras.
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To be sure, Koch sees a less militarized foreign policy as one step toward a radical contraction of US government overall, in line with his desire that firms and private agencies take the place of state power.
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Executives at Netflix know they have to invest in new series that can take the place of Friends and The Office, but the company is already projected to spend more than $15 billion on content this year.
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Filled with Maduro supporters, it is expected to eventually take the place of the opposition-led National Assembly in a move that critics fear will erode democracy, and is expected to rewrite the Constitution at Maduro's behest.
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End of the Road is purposely the antithesis of the big corporate festival experience, where hand-picked food outlets and art installations overseen by the organisers themselves take the place of insipid lager and big branded arenas.
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Well, there's the obvious part — Boeing is an aviation company — but there's also the fact that high-altitude, solar-powered drones may be able to take the place of satellites for certain services like long-distance communications.
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As he was the first man called in to take the place of Velasquez, you could say it was a pretty sure thing that Miocic was viewed as the next man in line for the championship anyway.
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Mr. Lee said he was responding to shootings that had "shaken and divided our city," and appointed Deputy Chief Toney Chaplin, who is black, as acting chief, to take the place of Mr. Suhr, who is white.
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Whitfield Diffie, then a young programmer at the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, read Mr. McCarthy's paper and began to think about the question of what would take the place of an individual signature in a paperless world.
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You want a health care system and by the way, we are going to be submitting in a couple of weeks a great healthcare plan that's going to take the place of the disaster known as Obamacare.
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The concern is that juice offers no nutritional benefits early in life, and can take the place of what babies really need: breast milk or formula and their protein, fat and minerals like calcium, the group said.
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The company added that Google had exaggerated the delay times for pole attachments and that it supported the Federal Communications Commission's efforts to create pole attachment rules to take the place of a patchwork of local laws.
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Larry Humes, a distinguished professor of speech and hearing sciences at Indiana University Bloomington, is optimistic that something like Fennex could take the place of a traditional hearing aid for those with mild to moderate hearing loss.
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Williams will rack up 534 cumulative days in space Today's trio will take the place of the three astronauts who left the station on March 1st, which included One-Year Mission crew members Scott Kelly and Mikhail Kornienko.
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Economists and business leaders have warned that an abrupt, "cliff edge" Brexit, without an agreement to take the place of membership, could have disastrous consequences for Britain, including shortages of food and other goods and sudden price increases.
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" In this now infamous piece, Stroll wrote this: "[N]o online database will replace your daily newspaper, no CD-ROM can take the place of a competent teacher and no computer network will change the way government works.
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In another Alternet piece, Vyckie Garrison condemns how, for example, women who suffer sexual abuse are often encouraged to "forgive" their offenders before they are ready, even as that community allows forgiveness to take the place of consequences.
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Though juiced fruits and veggies are not a meal replacement and can't take the place of eating a regular old carrot, they're still a healthy, refreshing drink with less sugar than a smoothie or orange juice from the carton.
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" As the AP notes, "examples of people who might fall into that category include those who take the place of someone condemned to death or expectant mothers with fatal diseases who suspend treatment so their babies can be born.
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Once you take the place of the people who live there, you can head out to their favorite coffee shops, bars, or workspaces, which will be instantly recognizable because they look just like the apartment that you're living in.
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They will take the place of Dottir's young chef Victoria Eliasdottir (the half sister of the likewise culinarily inclined artist Olafur Eliasson, who has his own cookbook); she will be cooking in Hong Kong for the next two weeks.
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However, after Wednesday's game, the Mets announced that Nimmo would be called up again on Thursday to take the place of Yoenis Cespedes, who was headed to the disabled list with a quadriceps strain that has been hindering him.
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United Airlines, which is reviewing its policies after the violent removal of a passenger from a flight last week, says it will no longer allow employees to take the place of civilian passengers who have already boarded overbooked flights.
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Though juiced fruits and veggies are *not* a meal replacement and can't take the place of eating a regular old carrot, they're still a healthy, refreshing drink with less sugar than a smoothie or orange juice from the carton.
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At least for the week, mystics including Teresa of Ávila, Clare of Assisi and Hildegard von Bingen are assigned to take the place of the women's absent "leaders," teaching each what she needs to know to repair her life.
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Google actually released Hangouts back in 2013 as a more feature-filled chat service to take the place of Talk in the Gmail sidebar, but users have been able to stick with the older, more basic service if they chose.
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Democrats, who most often have been the beneficiaries of money and ground-level help from the unions, said they were uncertain about what the coming elections would look like, and what forces could take the place of depleted labor groups.
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During an appearance at SiriusXM for The Jess Cagle Interview in 2016, Pratt expressed his gratitude for technology but admitted that keeping in touch with his family via Skype and phone calls doesn't take the place of being with them.
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Along with the debut of two drones at what we assume will be DJI's last big news of the year, the company showed off a new display add-on for its controller, aimed to take the place of a smartphone.
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And when it lands, the frisbee perfectly covers one of the dots on the blanket — perhaps signifying how the Tethers will kill and take the place of their counterparts or how Adelaide, a Tether, fits in with the world above ground.
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Norris could take the place of Belgian Stoffel Vandoorne in the 2019 line-up but the jury is still out on whether he is ready for Formula One and giving him a couple of practice sessions will help clarify the situation.
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Ellen Page, Nina Dobrev, and Diego Luna take the place of Kiefer Sutherland, Julia Roberts, and Kevin Bacon in the remake of Joel Schumacher's 1990 sci-fi film, and based on the first reviews, the franchise shouldn't have been resuscitated.
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In the future, robotic tools could also take the place of astronauts in constructing stations while in orbit and inspecting components of those stations once built, aerospace engineer Ella Atkins of the University of Michigan and IEEE told Axios via email.
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Today, we just had passed the U.S.M.C.A. It's going to take the place of NAFTA, which was a terrible deal, and the U.S.M.C.A. will probably be second to this witch hunt hoax, which hopefully everyone knows is not going anywhere.
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Twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss (famous for their dispute with Mark Zuckerberg over the creation of Facebook), who had $11 million invested in bitcoin in 2013, argue that bitcoin will someday take the place of gold as a store of value.
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But because recordings can be valuable to the underlying properties in other ways, helping them secure future lives in the regional and amateur markets, new labels and new business models have arisen to take the place of the old ones.
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" The Supreme Court, she said, "has a historic role to play in ensuring that race and religion do not take the place of legitimate grounds for suspicion and in deterring future federal officials from creating government policy to do the same.
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True, the bill says that a state must submit a "description" of how its plan would "take the place" of the rules it waives, including the "alternative means" that the plan will use to increase access to coverage, reduce premiums, and increase enrollment.
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The Rockies summoned the 29-year-old right-hander from Triple-A Albuquerque to take the place of scheduled starter Jon Gray, who was placed on the 103-day injured list Wednesday because of a season-ending stress fracture in his left foot.
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The Rockies summoned the 29-year-old right-hander from Triple-A Albuquerque to take the place of scheduled starter Jon Gray, who was placed on the 60-day injured list Wednesday because of a season-ending stress fracture in his left foot.
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No one wants flipped remakes to take the place of incisive, original stories about marginalized groups, but incisive, original stories are endangered either way, and some of the best big studio entertainments are able to smuggle some intelligence and insight into a multiplex.
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But we're of the belief that your worn-in baby blues could take the place of pinstriped trousers any day, without infringing upon your boss-lady M.O. Even still, jeans have a pretty casual reputation that could benefit from a fresh interpretation.
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Queues are a useful way of quickly building out a playlist on the fly, but they aren't meant to take the place of a proper playlist — that is, they're not meant to be saved for later viewing once the queue is complete.
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One account, supported by Mr. Castro himself, was that his father had agreed to take the place of a Spanish aristocrat who had been drafted into the Spanish Army in the late 19th century to fight against Cuban independence and American hegemony.
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Yet New York Open Water, the organizer of this year's race, was also hoping to pass a test Monday and demonstrate that it could take the place of NYC Swim, the longtime sponsor of an event called the Manhattan Island Marathon Swim.
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"There's no shortage of disabled people to take the place of spokesperson in these adverts and show society that yes, they exist and they deserve as much space in the media as us," a writer for the site Lado M told The Telegraph.
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I loved the "In My Feelings" challenge, the way I love every dance challenge, unequivocally, for all time, there should be grants provided by the government to people who create dance challenges, and one should also take the place of the poet laureate.
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"There's no shortage of disabled people to take the place of spokesperson in these adverts and show society that, yes, they exist and they deserve as much space in the media as us," wrote Natália Belizario of feminist website Lado M, according to The Telegraph.
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"If Lorena's story hit today, Fox News would take the place of Howard Stern, and the 24-hour news cycle would focus on what she did, rather than what he did," says Kim Gandy, the president of the National Network to End Domestic Violence.
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The cards will take the place of passports and allow entry to the Colombian provinces of La Guajira, Norte de Santander, Arauca, Vichada and Guania for residents of Venezuelan border areas, but not into the rest of Colombia, immigration authority head Christian Kruger said.
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Hasbro said it ignored for her spoiler reasons The company hasn't confirmed when she'll actually make it into the box, or whether she'll take the place of another one of the four (male) figures already included, but the move has been welcomed by fans.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence will take the place of President Donald Trump at a summit in Lima, Peru, this weekend, but will not travel to Bogota, Colombia, as Trump had originally planned, a spokeswoman for the vice president said on Tuesday.
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And yeah, Canada is a magical, ice-covered land where younger Canadians will surely rise to take the place of the aging players, but the gold-winning core of the team will not be old enough where they are likely to be replaced in 2022.
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In recent years, as a part of a global movement to replace, reduce, and refine the use of animals in research, scientists have started to create their own computer modeling programs to take the place of animals, a method also known as "in silico" testing.
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"Coming with up a rule should not take the place of figuring out what's up with your child, and whether that child is just shy and doesn't like hugs, or whether they don't like this relative, or something else is going on," Dr. Lamb said.
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Clinton, an unapologetically ambitious woman running to take the place of a trailblazing, successful black man, symbolizes all the ways in which America has moved on — and in her promises to help alienated men catch up is the implicit expectation that they, too, must change.
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While the card could take the place of a credit card in Venmo users' wallets, it can't replace your bank card – there's no way to deposit cash or checks to your Venmo account, like you can do with a bank, and there's no bill pay functionality.
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The bottom lineJust as it's important to understand what supplemental life insurance is, it's equally as important to understand what it is not: A supplemental life insurance policy should never take the place of a solid life insurance policy, whether that's a term or whole life policy.
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Fragrant Moss, which could ship as soon as December, might soon take the place of the Air Wick canister on the back of your toilet, according to CEO Antony Evans, who has an MA in mathematics from the University of Cambridge and handles the company's business side.
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Smuggler's Run is plenty immersive in that riders take the place of employees at a fictional transport company, but Rise of the Resistance goes further than Smuggler's Run by including live actors that recruit, capture, and break free its riders in a 15-plus minute adventure.
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I'm not sure if it can take the place of even my 2015 12-inch MacBook, 2012 13-inch work-issued MacBook Air, or my 13 13-inch MacBook Pro, or any Windows 10 laptop like the excellent Surface Laptop 2, but I'm excited to push its limits.
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By consciously foregrounding and exaggerating these elements, "Adore" announces itself as the album's Philadelphia Soul Ballad — just as "Housequake" announces itself as the album's Old-School Funk Dance Track, "I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man" as the album's Singalong Arena-Rock Anthem, and so on.
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The NFL might have suffered an embarrassing and hilarious legal defeat in the mostly pointless matter of illegally deflated footballs, but if anything, Ballghazi just kept the NFL in the news during the offseason while making fans more eager for actual football to take the place of courtroom wrangling.
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It was directed by the production team of Aaron Duffy, who has worked with Google and Spotify, and Bob Partington, as well as Mr. Millepied, and was conceived with the help of Rag & Bone's chief executive and creative director, Marcus Wainwright, to take the place of his runway show.
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In a real-life twist that was, Stiepleman said, "a gift from the screenplay gods," the opposing counsel was overseen by the couple's former Harvard Law dean, who had been less than kind to his female students, asking them what qualified them to take the place of men.
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In fact, the same shift toward the higher end is taking hold on North Jersey beaches that were decimated by Sandy, where those who could rebuild — and pay for flood insurance — take the place of those who may have been there for generations but can't afford it anymore.
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"It is our belief that no radio news program can take the place of the newspaper, because the perspective and completeness of coverage that mark the newspaper are impossible to attain over the radio," Arthur Hays Sulzberger, the publisher of The Times, had said in announcing the program.
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Businesspeople from both worlds — one of the co-founders of Kin is a student of a kind of Indian medicine called Ayurvedic herbology; the other, a founder of Soylent — are betting that sober folks and lighter drinkers are looking for something to take the place of Old Fashioneds and Spicy Margs.
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Imposition of unilateral tariffs by the Administration would only serve to split the United States from its allies, hinder joint action to effectively address shared challenges, and ensure that foreign companies take the place of markets that American companies, farmers and ranchers must vacate when China retaliates against U.S. tariffs.
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"If things finally got down a little bit, if [Congress] finally got the blame for a few things, they'd finally get off their duffs and make a few structural changes that we need, to take the place of the monetary stimulus we've been getting for so many years," Maley said.
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The document is more of a PR move than anything else—an empty, if not guilty, gesture meant to take the place of a real critical examination of our current crisis, but also re-legitimize the present system by insisting that only these small "fair" fixes need to be implemented.
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But when we rely on the community of users and followers to be the gatekeepers, to take the place of all those trained and experienced folks who have made up the media institutions that we've relied on for so long, we can also see what's missing — and the consequences of omission are severe.
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A final decision on a further allocation of about 36 billion euros in capital from Britain, which was not paid in in cash, has yet to be taken, but Hoyer said that under a proposal by lead Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier, a British deposit could take the place of the shareholder capital, also until 2054.
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"Drones aren't going to take the place of all delivery, but there are places where you have inaccessible location, an emergency situation where the infrastructure is down, you want or need the package quickly — these are the areas where drones will be the best way to get a package to a location," Greiner said.
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Both Nightcap and another contemporary music series, Sound On — which has its debut on Sunday at the Appel Room at Jazz at Lincoln Center, with a focus on the Dutch composer Louis Andriessen — take the place of Contact, the new-music series Alan Gilbert had introduced during his tenure as the Philharmonic's music director.
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In one episode, DJ, Stephanie, and Kimmy (the three women who take the place of the three men at the center of the original show) go out clubbing — insert obligatory "Wooo!" from the audience at the sight of them in dresses, and steel yourself for several dance scenes — and they run into Macy Gray.
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But in a series of interviews, several black women such as Glynda Carr—co-founder of Higher Heights, which seeks to cultivate and promote black female public leaders—bemoaned the tendency among the Democratic brass for finger-pointing to take the place of introspection when the wavering constituents at hand are black women and men rather than whites.
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The live-action remake, which follows the original 1998 film, tells the story of Mulan, the eldest daughter of an honored warrior, who steps in to take the place of her ailing father after the Emperor of China issues a decree that one man per family must serve in the Imperial Army to defend the country from Northern invaders.
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"I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man" honors Prince the rock guitar hero and evokes a massive group singalong, as rock anthems often do; one imagines Prince ripping out his solo in the middle of a giant sports field, spotlight on him, as thousands of fans in the audience chant the chorus in unison.
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And yet—just to prove to you that EPL couldn't be any more EPL—there are rumors that train wreck Mourinho is in the running to take the place of Louis van Gaal at the head of one of England's most venerated clubs, despite van Gaal leading Man U to a steady fifth place in the standings.
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Taking place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, the event and its numbers were not affected by a last-minute fighter replacement which saw Chad Mendes take the place of Jose Aldo after the Brazilian then-featherweight champion of the world pulled out of the main event against Conor McGregor with a rib injury.
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The event, meant to take the place of an iHeart Radio awards ceremony postponed due to the coronavirus and serve as a form of counterprogramming to a rising death toll, offered glimpses into celebrities' homes, effusive praise for first responders, and a parade of mansion-dwellers soliciting donations to the charities Feeding America and the First Responders Children's Foundation.
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Callahan is concerned about what happens after a person has found someone to love, and started a family, and maybe work is going O.K., and it's spring, and the garden is coming in—it's a soft, midlife kind of wondering, trying to figure out how to manage or to understand what might take the place of longing.
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So long as the Taliban leadership is secure in its Pakistan safe havens, so long as it can recruit more fighters to take the place of those lost, so long as insurgents can increase costs on the Afghan government, and so long as the Afghan government is riven by corruption and division, the Taliban can just wait us out.
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One amendment would take the place of the entire special counsel bill and urge Trump to not fire Mueller or Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE.
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But as YouTube and streaming sites take the place of television in terms of reaching young people, it might be worth considering pushing for more clear definitions of what counts as native advertising on platforms like YouTube, as well as whether or not it's responsible for the site's stars to help promote products like vapes in videos aimed at kids.
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But even as the governor sought to put off the inevitable debate over who should take the place of one of Arizona's and America's most towering political figures, and fill a seat that Barry Goldwater held before Mr. McCain succeeded him, the ferocious debate over Mr. Trump that has consumed the Republican Party for over three years quickly rose to the fore.
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As Trump puts "America First" and signals that a shift from the center of the global stage draws near, others are already stepping up to take the place of the US. In a matter of days, Trump has done what no other US president has been able to do in decades: unite Europe, convincing nations recently at each other's throats that they must now lead the world.
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If we adopt a stance which is that, 'Okay, we're gonna, as a country, decide that we wanna clip the wings of these companies and make it so that it's harder for them to operate in different places, where they have to be smaller,' then there are plenty of other companies out that are willing and able to take the place of the work that we're doing.
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Despite the luxury it afforded these self-supporting women, there was much work to be done: "The plan of having girls to take the place of bellboys was thought of, but it was decided that the work of carrying hand baggage to and from the rooms would be too heavy for girls, so boys are to be employed," The New York Times reported in 1903.
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If we adopt a stance which is that, "Okay, we're gonna, as a country, decide that we wanna clip the wings of these companies and make it so that it's harder for them to operate in different places, where they have to be smaller," then there are plenty of other companies out that are willing and able to take the place of the work that we're doing.
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Inside the expansive space — the first to open since Pharrell Williams became an owner of the denim label in February — you'll find a number of 244-D floating legs and a central mezzanine display that showcases unconventional styles, like the men's Staq jeans ($44) tacked at intervals to produce the namesake "stacking" effect and women's Pouch jeans ($644) with a large central pocket meant to take the place of a handbag.
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It is among the most expensive industrial production projects ever built along the 981-mile Ohio River and the first sizable new factory on the Ohio since North American Stainless opened its metal manufacturing operation in 1992, downriver in Ghent, Ky. "We repurposed a previous industrial area, and we created a place with new jobs to take the place of jobs at that old plant," said Hilary Mercer, Shell's vice president for Pennsylvania Chemicals, who is supervising the construction.
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A memo from CEO Brian Humphries to all employees that someone sent me let them know that, while thousands of jobs would be eliminated, Cognizant would make a donation intended to spur the development of machine-learning systems that can take the place of human moderators: While we intend to exit this work, we recognize that cleansing the web of objectionable content is a worthy cause and one in which companies have a role to play.
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The NAHB has been working with Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 85033 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas) on a tax credit that would take the place of the mortgage-interest and property tax deductions and could be used by people across the income spectrum.
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"If we adopt a stance which is that, okay, we're going to, as a country, decide that we're going to clip the wings of these [American] companies and make it so that it's harder for them to operate in different places or they have to be smaller, then there are plenty of other companies out there that are willing and able to take the place of the work that we're doing," he said, specifically suggesting Chinese tech companies as the replacements.
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Little Red Corvette (27) I Wanna Be Your Lover (21992) Kiss (1986) 1999 (1982) Diamonds and Pearls (1991) When Doves Cry (1984) Let's Go Crazy (1984) I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man (73) Pop Life (1985) Raspberry Beret (1985) She's Always in My Hair (1985) U Got the Look (1987) Alphabet Street (1988) The Most Beautiful Girl in the World (1994) Gold (1995) Purple Rain (1984) I Would Die 4 U (1984) Cream (1991) 7 (1992)What do you think about this list?
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With their sense of ambient energy and intangible companionship as they provide a peculiar, fleeting form of "decoration" (in a strange way, Ono's "Sky TV" units take the place of the artworks one would normally expect to encounter in such a traditional Japanese environment), the TV units emit the glow of a steady but ever-changing image, one that is as soothing and tranquil as ordinary television is jarring and annoying, turning each room into a kind of comfortable — and deeply comforting— meditation chamber.
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